"multitransgenic" meaning in English

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          "text": "In the past years numerous efforts were undertaken to generate multitransgenic animals to prevent rejection of the transplant, to evaluate microbiological safety of different pig breeds (for review see [1 –3 ]) and to establish a “precautionary principle” strategy to combat unknown risks [4 ].",
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